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How many true statements are there in the following sentences. I. Binomial distribution probabilities can be approximated by a Normal distribution i, Binomial distribution probabilities can be approximated by a Poisson distribution il. Hypergeometric distribution probabilities can be aproximated by a Geometric distribution iv. Geometric distribution probabilities can be approximated by a binomial distribution v. All distributions can be approximated with a Gamma distribution

How many true statements are there in the following sentences. I. Binomial distribution probabilities can be approximated by a Normal distribution i, Binomial distribution probabilities can be approximated by a Poisson distribution il. Hypergeometric distribution probabilities can be aproximated by a Geometric distribution iv. Geometric distribution probabilities can be approximated by a binomial distribution v. All distributions can be approximated with a Gamma distribution

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